today's college sports links: Brady Hoke looked for toughness, character while recruiting; Rich Rodriguez felt Michigan had turned a corner and more
Posted on Wed, Feb 2, 2011 : 7:02 a.m.
Tuesday, the day before national signing day, Michigan football coach Brady Hoke appeared on WBBL 107.3, reported Angelique S. Chengelis of the Detroit News.
Hoke spoke on several topics, including the small window he had for recruiting.
Said Hoke: "(We tried) to identify guys who fit the profile for what we look for, guys with character, guys who have toughness, guys who understand the value of degree, guys who have passion to play the greatest game there is ... I think I was in 11 cities in five days last week ... It's all been very good for us."
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